OUR HISTORY

A new head office is established in Calgary, Alberta, as the Grande Prairie branch becomes the hub of operations.

CDN is recognized as one of the Top 50 Fastest Growing Companies in Alberta.

A new CDN branch opens in Grande Cache, AB.

Halfway River-CDN Controls, a majority-owned Indigenous business, is established, marking CDN’s first formal Indigenous partnership.

A formal partnership with Kelly Lake Cree Nation is established.

CDN receives the PAR Committed certification from the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business.

A new CDN branch opens in Edmonton, AB.

A formal partnership with Aseniwuche Winewak Nation is established.

CDN releases its first Environmental, Social, and  Governance report, a voluntary public disclosure of its commitment to excellence. We are the first in our service sector to do so — and we continue to do so annually.

The Canadian Council of Indigenous Business certifies CDN as PAIR Committed Phase II.

CDN enters the solar/renewable space with the merger and acquisition of Inphase Electric & Controls in Brooks.

A formal partnership with Paul First Nation is established. 

A formal partnership with Tsuut'ina Nation is established. The vision to have a strong Indigenous partner in all areas of CDN operations is achieved.

CDN announces an annual commitment of 1.5% EBITDA to community investment and sponsorship.

New branch opens in Drumheller, AB.

New branch opens in Medicine Hat, AB. It's CDN's 11th branch in 13 years.

CDN becomes the first Canadian instrumentation provider to work for a major LNG project.

New branch opens in Slave Lake, AB. It's CDN's 12th branch in 13 years.